Dewalt Flexvolt 1-7/8" SDS-MAX Rotary Hammer DCH733 Review

[@williamhall8460]

Great review. In my opinion you give the best reviews of a wide range of tools on KZbin. From the UK. Thanks!

[@jamesmack3002]

Again great tool for plumbers and electricians. 5 inch core capability is nice to have on a cordless tool... and again great video. One of many I've seen that you've made. Very honest and informative.

[@ConcordCarpenter]

James Mack thx James

[@lmilne4859]

Just purchased this monster recently looking forward to using it 👊👊✌️

[@olgajoachimosmundsen4647]

Sweet and short! I don't think tools like this need in depth review. Would be great to have a big boy comparison

[@stevenohnsat7535]

Did you ever end up using the FUEL M18 1-3/4? Had seen y'all say you were gonna, but can't seem to find anything on it here.

[@jamesmack3002]

Yeah, the dch773 just came out. It was announced a few days ago. It's a 2 inch cordless sds max. Over 19 joules of impact energy. So i guess if you're doing a match up of the cordless options you'll want to use that model for comparison.

[@steveshot81]

I have the latest Makita model but it's 36 volt.Uses 2 x 18 volt battery and it's a nice drill,a little on the heavy side but it's an SDS Max drill.It has a link with it to use with their vacuum.The only issue I find is that Milwaukee and Dewalt have 9 amp hour batteries while Makita maxes out at 6 amp.I have not seen anything larger.

[@charlesking678]

at $1000 its hard to justify buying it. I'll stick with corded. Also how is the runtime for chipping? If you have to constaly swap batteries corded would be a better option.

[@ConcordCarpenter]

charles king as you know we mostly test our tools in the field, on our job. I unfortunately I did not have a project for chipping, so I only chipped some old concrete for resting. I was not able to check runtime

[@Man_in_a_Gucci_Suit]

It’s $800 on Amazon

[@MoreBear]

I would like to see this machine drilling to its maximum capacity. Perhaps in the future?

[@k-trix1652]

Just got this to remove rivets holding my car speakers. Cant wait to get it on the mail.

[@badger0888]

Great review. thank you. We know you are a busy guy but still able to produce and edit these videos for us. Not a tool I'll ever own but good to know I can rent one.

[@benernst2764]

When used for chipping tile, I see a hose for dust that attaches to the hammer. Does this come with it? Is this something extra? I can't find any information on it. I'm not really concerned with the rotary aspect. I need the dustless tile removal.

[@jeffreyvala9545]

What kind of service is required? Do you have to send it in for service when the light comes on?

[@ConcordCarpenter]

Jeffrey Vala lubrication and hammer mechanism sealing

[@jeffreyvala9545]

A Concord Carpenter / ToolBoxBuzz. Thanks. Love the reviews!!!!

[@mikekahotea8148]

awesome review guys

[@Khalid.Al-Bahi]

Brush Service indicator or a Brushless machine?! Am I missing something?!

[@jetsetjoey]

Dear DeWalt: WTF are the LEDs on this unit?!?

[@miguelrodriguez2481]

He said service lights. I think

[@petederksen9300]

If you spend almost a thousand dollars on a tool better love it

[@ConcordCarpenter]

Pete Derksen ain’t that the truth

[@richardlomas]

can you use for diamond core drill without hammer action

[@lmilne4859]

This can core up to 6inch core

[@ronenborshevsky8144]

Makita XRH07ZKU vs. Dewalt DCH733 ? which is better?

[@prototype3a]

Why does a brushless tool have a "service brushes" light?

[@ConcordCarpenter]

Drew Morgan not really sure

[@redhoward11]

Should make short work of 1.5" to 2" p trap conversions in a slab. A bit overkill for tile demo though.

[@Clydesr61]

Great , but like to see it chip concrete only from side walks to concrete slabs.

[@lmilne4859]

Will do that no problems with in reason

[@tensazero]

States it's BRUSHLESS... Has "Brush Service" indicator... Does not compute...

[@ConcordCarpenter]

tensazero I saw that too, service required is for lubrication

[@parker4551]

Yeah was hoping for brushless

[@quattroauditt]

According to the manual, the service lights are not for brushes. It’s for hammer lubrication and seals.

[@nsatoday]

Have you done the smaller SDS+ they came out with recently? I think they launched it as Flexvolt internationally and then as a 20V max tool here in the US. Might be wrong though. I have the older SDS+ compact and love it; however, there are times more power would be nice

[@ConcordCarpenter]

nsatoday no we havnt

[@nsatoday]

Maybe if y’all have some time; it would be neat to see what you think compared to the compact.

[@finalfencing]

Could it be used for fencing? Busting out old post foundations?

[@joshbenton810]

probably, would at least break the concrete up

[@miguelrodriguez2481]

That's what I bought it for. Only I got it slightly used on offer up for $325. I was happy as soon as I saw it. I want to use it to break up concrete in old posts too.

[@michaeljames7472]

Good review 👍

[@alextheshadow9922]

Brush service indicator on the Brushless hammer drill. That's weird.

[@dennysmith2291]

Great video very good information. Thinking of getting one.

[@AFpaleoCon]

A service light on a handheld tool? I’ve officially seen everything.

[@orijimi]

2:46 doesn't make any sense to me. Says "brushless" then has a symbol of a motor brushand an arrow pointing from it to "brush service". Is it brushless or not?! Make up your mind, SBD.

[@tommym6248]

I’m guessing the motor itself is brushless and the e-clutch may use brushes to measure actual current somehow so it can tell when it has been overloaded and stop it from spinning around on you.

[@orijimi]

@@tommym6248 Ah, that right there makes a whole lotta sense. I've never looked into how e-brakes in grinders and clutches like this function. I wonder if the commutators suffer and the motor's lifetime is markedly impacted by this stuff.

[@SF-313]

How I buy this machine ?

[@Edgardocelectric007]

How does it stack up against Milwaukee's hammer drills

[@ConcordCarpenter]

Edgar Acosta we’ll find out

[@evangallagherfittedfurnitu5018]

Good video

[@orijimi]

Bad thumbnail.

[@slimmark5526]

How well does it drive a t-post and grounding rod?

[@ConcordCarpenter]

Slim Mark I’m sure it will work fine

[@markuslappalainen6847]

I would buy it in a heartbeat if there would be an ac adapter available.

[@allenbuning9094]

I would like to see this head to head vs milwaukee 1-3/4 2718 sds

[@ConcordCarpenter]

Allen Buning we just got the Milwaukee

[@allenbuning9094]

Cool

[@allenbuning9094]

@@ConcordCarpenter milwaukee is no good or problems?

[@lmilne4859]

Dewalt will blitz it.

[@MrFullfatt]

Deja vu? I see this video 4 days ago!

[@ConcordCarpenter]

MrFullfatt yes, I took it down to fix some mis information about the service light

[@kristianvlahos1672]

2:45 Am I dreaming, or the tool needs a brush service... I mean it's brushless, or what?!?!

[@ВикторЧалбаев]

😊👍

[@parker4551]

Bare tool price makes it viable.

[@MrTooTechnical]

why the hell did you reupload the same vid. any way. great review. you are only a few on youtube who do great reviews. makita is better of course and will kick ass. nice tool if i didnt have the "best" makita. lol

[@ConcordCarpenter]

There was mis-information about the service light

[@MrTooTechnical]

@@ConcordCarpenter accuracy, see, thats why u kick ass. lates

[@yourlogicalnightmare1014]

A tool that has to be sent away after 150 hours. Guess I'll have to look elsewhere

[@Parafinn1970]

Everything was going great until you dropped the $1k bomb....................................................

[@RGK147]

Do you care more more about tools or over pronouncing every single word

[@ConcordCarpenter]

Ryan Keating actually, I care more about what you think about me… That’s how I talk!

[@jamesmack3002]

Ryan don't hate becuase some chick tried to point out that you hava a pathetically small... Mind.. Seriously, it's okay little mad one. Lol!

[@pbl57lsu]

What is the smallest bit for drilling you would run in this unit comfortably?